Xanadu (TV series)

Xanadu is a French science fiction drama television series that aired on Arte in 2011. Created by Jean-Christophe Delpias and Marine Francou, the series centers on the Valadine family, who run Xanadu, an aging erotic video empire.

The series explores themes of family relationships, legacy, the changing nature of the pornography industry, and the impact of technological advancements on society. It follows Alex Valadine, the reluctant heir to the family business, as he navigates the complexities of taking over from his father, Mark. The series also delves into the lives of other family members, including Alex's siblings and their partners, each with their own ambitions and secrets.

Xanadu is noted for its complex characters, realistic portrayal of the adult entertainment industry, and its exploration of moral and ethical dilemmas within a family-run business. The series received critical acclaim for its writing, acting, and direction, and was praised for its unflinching examination of its subject matter. It features a cast of established and emerging French actors.

The series consists of one season.